Effects of Battle Command Knowledge Management
- Improved situational understanding
- Improved common operational picture
- Faster transition cycles between units
- Quickens transfer of expertise and experience
- Improved decision making process
- Provide reach back capability
- Ensure knowledge is captured, stored, and shared
- Share lessons learned and Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) across enterprise
- Break knowledge “stovepipes”
- Influence doctrine development cycle
- Produces agile and adaptive leaders and soldiers
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